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Potato growers reap the benefits of increased productivity and profits
August 29, 2023
Maila al Saba Shah, Yasar Saleem Khan
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Meet Ali Azhar and his family. Mr Azhar is a young potato grower who lives in Punjab, Pakistan. Over 95% of the country’s potato production originates from this province. Third generation potato producer Mr Azhar has followed in his grandfather’s footsteps and is a third-generation potato producer on the family’s farm in the village Thatha…
Empowering smallholder farmers in Punjab to ‘sow the seeds’ of better potato production
April 28, 2023
Hafiz Mahmood Rehman, Hassan Raza, Maila al Saba Shah, Yasar Saleem Khan
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The Punjab province of Pakistan is one of the most important growing districts with over 95% of potato production originating from here. The crop is significantly valuable as a commodity for both farmers and consumers.
Dutch ambassador to Pakistan receives update on country’s potato capacity building project
May 23, 2022
Ijaz Ashraf, Maila al Saba Shah, Yasar Saleem Khan
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His Excellency Wouter Plomp, Ambassador of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Pakistan, has received an update on the CABI-led project which aims to build the capacity of 950 smallholder potato growers in the Punjab region.
CABI introduces advance potato production technologies in Punjab, Pakistan
February 14, 2022
Maila al Saba Shah, Umair Safdar, Yasar Saleem Khan
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CABI is transforming the fortunes of small-scale potato farmers by introducing advance potato production technology thanks to the technical support of Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands (WUR) experts and financial assistance provided by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO).
Dutch Ambassador to Pakistan meets small-scale potato farmers for update on potato capacity-building project
June 29, 2021
Hafiz ur Rehman, Maila al Saba Shah, Umair Safdar, Yasar Saleem Khan
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Potato is an important vegetable crop of Pakistan with 88% of production linked to Punjab state – of which 70% comes from within four districts; Okara, Sahiwal, Pakpattan and Kasur in Pakistan.
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